If you were thinking of getting a Weber, think again this honestly works great for the price. Sure it looks like a grill from the 90s BUT what it lacks in style, it makes up for in value and work ethic.

Super easy assembly, and sturdy. I have never gotten the push-button igniter to work, but thats not really essential IMO. Cooks evenly, and 3 burners means I can turn one off and use that area to slow roast. Ive done everything-- pork loin, burgers, salmon, vegetables of all sorts--and it executed beautifully.

Very disappointed. There are so many pieces to put together and not enough screws for everything we were missing a bunch so we had to use our own. Also it was very walked so we had to bang it into place so definitely not worth the money. Also, we found that one whole wasn’t made so we had to make it ourselves. Too late to send it back as we already put most of it together. Would not advise anybody to buy it who doesn’t have two hours to try and put the pieces together.

Perfect for Me!❤️

I live alone but love to grill. I saw this and thought, "why not?" I absolutely love it! So easy to use and not too difficult to assemble (per my nephew). Now I'm grilling and trying new recipes. The size is perfect for me. If this 75 year old senior can enjoy grilling, so can anyone! Yes, I recommend this grill.

Even better than my old Char Broil grill.

I had a Char-Broil Quick Set and wore it out. This new one, I recommend a second pair of hands if you are a novice at assembling things. It's not difficult but at one point a second pair of hands would have been helpful (and eyes).

Grill uses indirect heat

The Char Broil gas grill has 3 burners so you can adjust temperature by turning knobs to different settings. I chose this grill because of so many high reviews but it takes awhile getting used to the convective cooking system which uses indirect heat.

Great for a family of 4

I have owned this grill now for four years. The grill is easy to put together. Took about an hour. I live in South FL and grills to me are throw away items. 1st off if you live anywhere were you have humidity DO not cover your grill, it just causes rust. Second, you must clean the grill every 3 or 4th time, depending on how "messy" the items are you are grilling. I have a family of four and this grill has been the perfect size for every application I have needed it for. This isn't a bells and whistle model, but it does what it needs to, cook my food. My last grill was a $400 six burner grill and it would blow through propane. I can cook approximately 40 to 50 times ( at 40 mins each time) and then only need a replacement of gas. Now after four years, of keeping it outside in the HOT south florida weather, I am starting to only now see detoration. I keep our under a Tiki Bar, so its covered, but does see the elements. Over all after the expensive and just basic grill 3 burners are more then enough to fit our lifestyle. I can cook up to 8 burgers at the same time. Or made 20 chicken wings. with ears of corn. For me, the price point makes sense, because eventually you throw it away and buy another. I think I will at least get one more year out of it. I saved money on the grill and I save money on propane. I win win. P.s. Goo Gone oven cleaner is the best one on the market, it blows through greese, and baked on BBQ sauce.

Less value than what I expected...

I purchased this grille because I thought it would be similar to the one I was replacing. All of the specs seemed to indicate that it would be.